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It is likely , in the same manner , that there are heights of integrative activity which
express the whole of the person ' s response to the world rather than chains of
association limited to the formal art process . Just as we receive from the universe
...
It is likely , in the same manner , that there are heights of integrative activity which
express the whole of the person ' s response to the world rather than chains of
association limited to the formal art process . Just as we receive from the universe
...
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... essentially accidental event , having no deep affinity to anything which the
universe as a whole is doing , or whether , in ... sense it represents ways of the
universe , the stuff , the trend , the meaning of the universe , or one of the
meanings of ...
... essentially accidental event , having no deep affinity to anything which the
universe as a whole is doing , or whether , in ... sense it represents ways of the
universe , the stuff , the trend , the meaning of the universe , or one of the
meanings of ...
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realities about him , catching and maintaining those rhythms and patterns , large
or small , which make up the visible texture of the universe . This visible texture
we are only beginning to understand . The world of the electron microscope is ...
realities about him , catching and maintaining those rhythms and patterns , large
or small , which make up the visible texture of the universe . This visible texture
we are only beginning to understand . The world of the electron microscope is ...
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Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
Three Kinds of Human Nature | 15 |
OF CULTURE | 47 |
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